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AthenianSo, to attain this object, both the lyre-master and his pupil must use the notes of the lyre, because of the distinctness of its strings, assigning to the notes of the song notes in tune with them;i.e. the notes of the instrument must be in accord with those of the singer's voice. “The tune, as composed by the poet, is supposed to have comparatively few notes, to be in slowish time, and low down in the register; whereas the complicated variation, which he is condemning, has many notes, is in quick time, and high up in the register.” (England.) but as to divergence of sound and variety in the notes of the harp, when the strings sound the one tune and the composer of the melody another, or when there results a combination of low and high notes, of slow and quick time, of sharp and gra
“Must we not then guard by every means in our
power against our helpers treating the citizens in any such way and, because
they are the stronger, converting themselves from benign assistants into
savage masters?” “We must,” he said.
“And would they not have been provided with the chief safeguard if
their education has really been a good one?” “But it
surely has,” he said. “That,” said I,
“dear Glaucon, we may not properly affirm,This is not so much a reservation in reference to the higher
education as a characteristic refusal of Plato to dogmatize. Cf.
Meno
86 B and my paper “Recent Platonism in England,” A.J.P. vol. ix.
pp. 7-8. but what we wer
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Richard Hakluyt, The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques, and Discoveries of the English Nation, The booke of the great and mighty Emperor of Russia , and Duke of Moscovia , and of the dominions orders and commodities thereunto belonging: drawen by Richard Chancelour . (search)